The Old Hall site is now a housing estate on the opposite side of the A59, covered by the roads Broxholme Way, Aisthorpe Grove, Glentworth Close and Hornby Chase.

According to the 2014 OFSTED report "Achievement in the sixth form is good and shows an improving trend in both academic and vocational courses.

The report also stated the "students are friendly and welcoming; they treat each other and adults with respect and behave responsibly around the school."

They help pupils of all ages and abilities achieve to their potential, identify strategies to overcome their individual barriers to learning, while raising aspirations and promoting positive relationships.

Working with students on a one-to-one basis and in groups they help to overcome many barriers which include attendance, behaviour, communication, friendships, self-esteem, organisation, confidence, bullying, bereavement, family issues, medical/physical, emotional and many more.

Mr Peter Perdue was originally Headmaster of Ormonde Drive High School from 1972 until the merger which he oversaw during his tenure.